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ABBADDON --- ANGEL OF THE ABYSS -- IN CHARGE OF ...+THE LAKE OF FIRE+ --- SECOND RESURRECTION

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Africans especially Nigerian/Ghana/Togo/Ivory Coast Scam overfills online dating communities: The popularity of online dating has caused an increase in dating scams. Perhaps the most known is the Nigerian/Ghana dating scam. Singles looking for love online should be on the look-out for this scam. The Nigerian and Ghana scams are often not easy to detect. The scammer posts a fake profile on a dating site, and often multiple dating sites. Scammers seem to prefer using light skinned or Caucasian (so-called white) people images, apparently cashing in on certain perceptions and stereotypes. The photographs are usually stolen from modeling agencies. They also use pictures of foreign models and celebrities not known in the target country. Photographs from other dating profiles have also been known to be used. Scammers prefer to use female photo profiles. Lots of men will respond to an attractive woman's personal ad, based on a picture alone. WOMEN do get scammed ALSO VICTIMS is likely to be desperate therefore gullible and this age group is likely to be financially stable. Contact is initiated, often by the scammer. The stage is set and now begins the grooming phase. The grooming phase is when the relationships and trust are built. The scammer claims to be working for his company in Nigeria or other African country. The fraudster knows all the right things to say and will put you on a pedestal. Before long, you are in the greatest romance journey of your life. Or so you think. Soon he/she declares love. He/she might even send you a few romantic gifts, bought with stolen credit cards. Once a trusting bond has been established, you are ripe for picking. This can take up to twelve months (talk of patience) and often there is promise of marriage. Then the scammer asks for a big favor or they are so sad that some misfortune has happened to them and the victim is asked to pay their bills or money for food or for a sick relative (whom the victim does not know.) Another scammer claims that his employer has been paying him in money orders or cashiers checks, which due to differences in banking systems he cannot cash in Nigeria (or other country). The victim is asked to cash the money orders or checks and then wire the money to the scammer via Western Union or Moneygram. He/she might be asked to keep a portion of the money for his/her troubles. This serves a dual purpose: it helps build trust and also turns the victim into a beneficiary and participant in the scam. The money orders or checks will turn out fraudulent. It usually takes most banks anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks to clear a check or money order. The scammer is counting on this, and by the time the con is exposed he/she has disappeared, leaving you to pay the bank and/or even face prosecution for participating in the fraud. The scammer will shun live video chat. They avoid video because the photographs used are not real anyway. The excuse often is lack of the technology in Africa. The scammer can usually hire a voice of the right gender, and even accent, for a phone conversation. As a final point, just because it's called Ghana or Nigerian romance scam does not necessarily mean it's done in or out of Nigeria. Due to mistrust of anything involving Ghana or Nigeria, con artists have started operating from other countries of West Africa such as Togo, Ivory Coast and Benin and now South Africa. So to all the stupified unclean persons JUDGEMENT HAS COME UPON YOU.... With your eyes wide open you will be cast into the evil LAKE OF FIRE - AND TAKE PART IN THE SECOND RESURRECTION...... ABBADDON .... THE ANGEL OF THE ABYSS .....OFFICIALLY ANOINTED AND APPOINTED AND IS ALWAYS ON DUTY FOREVER....AMEN

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